Our thanks to Stu for this excellent piece, although to my mind a more apt title would have been, ‘The rape culture myth created by feminists’.

Our thanks to Jeff for this piece in the Mail. How on earth can such an intelligent man write on this issue, without pointing a finger of blame at feminists? Instead he cites the impact of social media alone. I despair. Insightful comments include this from Qsilver:

This is all because feminists have conflated unwanted sexual advances with rape and are applying their mentors words that all men are potential rapists. Feminism must be stopped.

Very good.

At last, some good news from the BBC. Had she been a man, Patel would have been fired for her scandalous misconduct, and before this evening. An excerpt from the piece:

The BBC’s chief political correspondent Vicki Young said Theresa May “decided to give her colleague the dignity of resigning”.

Nonsense. At the very least, a fantasy. At worst, an outright lie. An extract:

Let me share my own two stories. I will never name the men because they have wives and children.

It’s all wrong. The start of the piece:

Steve Cook’s 92nd minute winner away at Newcastle United earned Bournemouth a much needed three points on Saturday (4 November). What the Cherries defender did not know is that it also won a woman almost £600,000 off a £1 bet.

The unnamed woman, who apparently has little interest in football and bets only because her son and husband watch football every weekend, landed a 12-fold accumulator which returned £574,278.41.

According to the Daily Mail, the 58-year-old’s son read the fixtures list out and she picked the teams because on the basis of whether she liked the sound of their names or not.

Interesting. Speakers include Matt O’Connor and his wife Nadine, from Fathers4Justice.

Tragic. There will be more suicides in coming weeks and month, I predict.

Excellent.

I sense there are now few people checking out Daniel Storey’s recent hit piece, so few people will have seen a comment I posted yesterday on the website:

A number of people have requested that I respond to the claims of Daniel Storey (the writer of this hit piece) about what I reportedly said in a discussion on BBC Radio Nottingham last Monday, 31 October. We’ve just posted on our YouTube channel the full discussion. The relevant section is 4:18 – 5:36. You will note that Storey has added, deleted, and changed words, and excluded altogether the comments made by the interviewer, for context. He has, in short, shown the same low level of journalistic integrity he’s shown in the article in general. This is gutter journalism, with the clear objective of stopping the next International Conference on Men’s Issues being held at St Andrew’s Stadium.